November 2014
Jasmine Budak investigates the anti-vaccine movement; Andrew Cohen revisits the diaries of Ambassador Charles Ritchie; Larry Towell explores Attawapiskat in a visual essay, with accompanying text by Louise Bernice Halfe; Lynn Cunningham on the struggle to quit smoking; poetry by Carmine Starnino…
Girls on Ice
In praise of ringette
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Down and Out in Camelot
Fifteen months after JFK’s inauguration, Ambassador Charles Ritchie arrived in Washington. As his diaries reveal, his timing could not have been worse
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Solidarity Forever
This appeared in the November 2014 issue.
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Faulty Tower
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights as tourist trap, failed memorial, and white elephant
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The Hunt Revisited
Greenpeace makes nice with Inuit communities
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Grizzly Hunter, Dawson City
A species apart, snaggle-toothed, speech full of spitty hisses. Horse-faced with a hangover, half out his mind. Gnarl-knuckled, forearms bark-thick with scabs. Laugh, a barking dog frenzied on a chain. …
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Giving Up the Ghost
When it comes to quitting smoking, you’re on your own
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Queerer Than Fiction
Ann-Marie MacDonald confronts publishing’s lavender ceiling
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The Education of Omar Khadr
A student and teacher cultivate an unlikely friendship
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